Greetings, After faking out my development environment (may have gotten the commands wrong, since ln trips me up sometimes): $ sudo ln -s ~/koha-dev/etc /etc/koha $ cd ~/koha-dev/etc $ mkdir sites $ mkdir library $ ln -s ~/koha-dev/etc/koha_conf.xml koha_conf.xml $ cd /usr/share $ sudo mkdir koha $ cd koha $ sudo ln -s ~/kohaclone/debian/scripts bin QUESTION: Is this too evil? I attempted to: $ git bz apply 13413 $ ./debian/scripts/koha-passwd library Now it worked, but... “Press any key to clear the screen...” wasn’t any key, it required enter/return. Currently it is a sh script. If we made it bash, the line: read anykey could become: read -N1 anykey And then it really would be any key. QUESTION: Do all the koha command scripts need to be only sh? GPML, Mark Tompsett